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IRISH LAND LEAGUE3
PROCLAIMED by GOVERNMENT,
Consequence Of Which Chamberlain Dc.
serts tho unionists, and Espoases tho
Cause Of Juatioa-The Tory Organs
Surprised-stanloy not Dead. SS

LONDON, August l9.-In tho House q
Lords this afternoon Lord Salisbury m.
noanced that tho government had pro.
claimed the Iriah National League.
The action Of Mr.. Chamberlain Ii
pitching into the government last night
for permitting the Lords to influence their
course in the matter Of the land bill,
clearly indicates that he 10 going over to
Mr.. Gladstone as rapidly as his oppor-
tunities will allow. \
He may reproach tho Government with.
out %provocation, Of course, but 1t Ia quite
evident that he intends TO seize the arat
chance, however it may be, to ride back
into the camp deserted more than a year
ago and make the best terms he can with
big former companions in politics. Every
thing that Mr.. Chamberlain has said and
done within the last three weeks has fur.
nlshed almost conclusive pruof that the
scales have fallen from his eyes, leaving
him clear view OF the tacs THAT II he would
get under coyer before the storm breaks
~ A"e oettoi Ahaho uhoto u btleCL lib
place OF shelter. tg
Mr.. Chamberlain iH without doubt the
most thoroughly disappointed man In
England, but he Is too able a man to idly
brood over his disappointment while
there remains q chancs OF extricatiugh him.
self from his dilemma. Ht
The proelaiming Of tho League was the
subject OF excited discussion in the lob.
bies Of Parliament this evening. Glad
stonians asaert that the Government is
unjust and imprudent in prcclaiminq the
League. Tho Parneliitessay that the Gov
eminent wigh to create trouble and out
rage in Ireland during the coming winter;
that proclamation will force the extremest
measures Of the League to the front, and
the Government will shortly bitterly re-
pent their action. all the important doc
utments Of the League have been removed
from thetheadquarters IN Dublin.
Many Irish papers appeared with black
borders this evening. The announce.
ment Of the proclamation was received
quietly in Ireland. At Limerick twenty
six new members joined the League.
Many Liberal members of the House of
Commons have also joined.
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* Wonderful Cures,

". D. Hoyt & Co., Wholesale and Re-
tail Druggists OF Rome, Ga, says: We
have been selling. Or. Kings New Dis
c,overy, Electric Bitters and Bucklen'e
Arnica, salye for two years. Have never
handled remedies that sell "a well. OF
give such universal satisfaction, There
have been some wonderful cures effected
by these medicines in this city. seyera]
cases OF pronounced Consumption Nave
been entirely cured by use OF "a lew lot.
ties OF d.. Kings New Discovery, taken
IN connection with Electric Bitten. W.
guarantee them always. Sold by Logan
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Ok the Market street bridge tho Gas
Trustees hays on opportunity at slight
cost 10 add 10 the attipotiveneGs Of the illu.
mlnasion, and at the came time to add to
tho safety Of those who pass over the
bridge. A line OF Pipe tho length Of the
bridge on each eide, would BIO u public
.~beneiaetion. Do We hear . response from
the Trustees?
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AN UNFoRruNATE REUNION.
solalers Survived tho war to Meet Death IL
~ II Shnm Battle.

soldiers Survived the WA to Meet Denth in
II Sham Battle.
EssIxLp, Lii, August ls.--Two terrible
accidents occurred here this morning at
the Reunion, Of tho Eighty-seventh Iii
nois yeterasnu. During the sham battle 9
caunon w vas pYematursly discharged, blow.
ing of Jsn,ea Creekes::'s right arm. An
instant later, q few rods distant, another
cannon discharged and stretched Ave vic.
Tins on the GROUND. Csbe Sullivan had
both arms blown off and will probably
die. Tho other injured were Robert John.
son. Irwin Reeder, William Daniels and
Emanuel Berry. They are feartully LAGER
ated end burned, but will recover.
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darkness

By Monday night ell The decorations
should be in place. BY that time the
work Of the Decoration Committee will be
finished, aud busineas houses and private
residences should be in the same attrac.
tive condition. Fine effects can be pro-
duced with little expense, and where
several neighbors join an attractive arch
can be thrown across a street at moderate
cost. Lat everybody do hiu best, and the
combined efforts will be surprising.
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Children With n Pistol,

MEMPHIS, Tenn, August le.-- Willie
Hawkins, aged, three years, and Oliver At
kins, aged Eve, were playing under the
porch Of 8 house on Dean avenue laat
evening, when the eldest picked up q pia.
toll belonging to a man asleep under the
porch, and pointing it at the younger
child, pulled the trigger. The bullet
pierced the little ones hesrt, killing him
instantlv. tt@s&ll s-I&i f'R'' .
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PHILADELPHIA, August 1.-Two big
passenger engines ran away within the
yard Of the Pennsylvania Railway Com
pany last night and the engineers, named
Morris Thompson and Joseph Kelly, re-.
ceiyed what may prove fatal injuries. The
locomotives were almoat totally destroyed
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a Celebrated Astronomer Dond.

BosroS, MASS, August lO.--Alvon
CLARK, who had q worldwide reputation
as a practical astronomer and manufacture
or Of telescopes, and who has been a resi-
dent Of Cambridge for the past 6fty-two
years, died this morning aged as years
and six months. Through! his efforts he
has given to the world the largest and
most powerful astronomical instruments
ever made. yI b
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!. Died Of n Brok en- Henrt

YouNasrowS, August 10.-The colored
man Alexander Robertson, who WIS ar.
rested and charged with violating the per.
son Of ten.yes-.old Essie Hoover, died
this morning. His illness wss caused by
the shock Of his arrest and being placed
in jail. The girl confessed hia innocence
and said her ruin was caused by a sewing
machine sgent named Charles Bishop.
The latter can't be found.
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ATLANTA, Ga, August l0.-Rufus s.
Malone hau been arrested for marrying
his aiater's daughter. He thinks he is
pereecuted, and says his action Is not I'M
common. His uncle, he says, married a
niece, and his brother.in-law, Turner
Clark, married the daughter Of hist Clask's)
brother, aud neither Of them was mo
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auI
VIII Meet in Wlleeljrc

DEsMo1sEs, IA, August bat the M.
tional Encempment Of the Soma OF Veter.
ans to.day, Gen. 6. B. Abbott, Of Chicago,
was chosen Commandments. Chiof; Col,
Henry d. Frazse, Of OHIO, Lieutenant
Genera, and J. Speaker, Major Gen.
eral: C;B. Cook, OF Dakota, Dol. Apple
gate, Of Hebraskn, G. Anderson, j. L.
:. Rakes, OF Indiana, and R. s. Smith, OF
Pennsylvania, we're chosen members Of
the council.in.O hief. Wheeling, West
Va, was chosen es the mex. Mace oi
meeting, After a fine street parade the
encampment adjourned,
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To DO Remembered.

Allcock's Porous Plaster is the only one
which contains valuable curative proper.
ties; 1t never fails to do all that la claimed
for it.; 1t doea not bliater or ~irritate the
skin it can be- worn for weeks without
pain orinconvenience It is the household
medicine cheat 1t stands on it's own m.rits
as 1t has done for q quarter OF a century;
ita valuable Ingredients are found in none
Of Its limitations, and 1t can be had Of all
druggists.
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THE TROUBLE AT AN END
In morgnntown-Tho Wrath OF the Rioters
Appeased-iirilliant Lawn fets.

III morgnntown-Tho Wrath OF the Riotsr,
Appeassd-iriiiiaut Lawn fete.
&tcial Dhpatea 10 ne kala!a<ae1.
MoRaANTowN, August l0.-Tho labo,
trouble bore has all quicted.. The men re.
ce!vcd assurances to-day that they should
all be paid and oil riotous demonstrations
have ceaaed. The destitute ones among
them have been temporarily provided for
by tho citizens and they sepm 10 be satin.
fled. The extra policemen have all been
discharged. Serious trouble was feared
yesterday, aud citizsna aud police wers
armod to prevent 1t, Tho disturbance
grew out OF tho failure OF Tenant 4 John.
son, contractors for the West Virgins
Railroad Company. The failure threw
out OIL employment several hundred Ital.
Tan iaborers, who were also defrauded OF a
month's wages. The ignorant foreigners
could not ba made to understand the
cauae Of. their being deprived OF hard
earned money and made threatening
demonstrations. bE
Upon the railroad company'a promise
to assume the debt, on Wednesday, the
men, who were in a desperate mood, re.
tired to their camp, but they came into
town yesterday by hundreds, and congre.
eating in THE Court House square, deman.
|ded immediate payment.
They ware dispersed by armed cltizsns,
but returned last night and threatened to
burn and plumber the town. The people
were panic stricken, but are now congrat.
ulatlng themselves that hostilities have
ended.
Notwithstanding the troubles Morgan.
town Is tu!l Of gaiety, and the Teachera'
lnutitute Is in session. About one hun.
dred and twenty-five teachers and many
visitors are in attendance. Tonight the
ladies are holding q brilliant lawn fete on
the Academy campus.
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the Trustee

So FAR az it ia possible 10 prevent it,
there should not be q dark corner any
where in Wheeling through the Reunion
nights. We have tho city gas, the natur.
81 gas and the electric light, 10 say nothing
Of an abundance Of illuminating oil. With
all thesc the city should be bright and
cheerful every night. That will be very
discouraging to tho toughs who may come
here to work schemes under cover Of the
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OnlCsl Nos. "a and At Fourteenth street..
FnllNAN is q ahrowd advertiser. His
next official act should be to get his mea.
sspger murdered, and thon have him re-.
stored 10 life. I2N.

EoTnlNo could be more gratifying than
the response to tho hard work Of the Com.
mittes on Trades Display. Earneat ap.
p~lication and Intelligent direction are
going to give Us aomothing worth coming
A pooi many miles to SEQ.
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Special Dispateh 10 The Intellioener.
AKRON. O., August 19.-Akron tried q
new catcher to-day, Rice, Of Lauckport, N.
Y, aud found him to be q dismal and
costly failure. The game was lost through
his performance, which conainted OF eight
passed balls and four errors up to the
seventh inning when he was released by
reason Of a split hand. Score:
Innings -............... l as $4,000 [.
Akron .................. o l 0 0 0 Q "A
Zanesville...-....".-.... 0 8 l l 14l 1-l6
Hits-Akron, 7; Zanosyille, a., Earned
runs-Zanesyille, 4. Two.base hits
s~murthwaite, Collver, barrow, McMillen
and Lsarsch. Stolen bases-Smurth waite
Bruley aud Shay. Struck out-by Irwin,
8; by Duck, 5. Batteries-Duck and
johnson, for GAINESVILLE; Irwin, Rice and
McLaney, for Akron. Umpire-Bsll.
Time of game-2:10.
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BERLIN, August 19.-Empsror William
is 80 i'll that it has been arranged that the
King OF sa1ony shall represent him at the
k%oenigsburg maneuvres. Official bulle.
tins say the Emperor caught cold during
the sudden change in the weather and
that the chief symptoms Of his indisposi.
ton are occasional rheumatism. !.
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WnEELlNo ia being recognizrd as a Re-
union city. Next year the Sons Of veter.
ans are 10 be With us, q national patriotic
organization Of high motive aud growing
strength. Lot 'sm come. Wen try to
make 1t pleasant for them.
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Surprised at Chnmborluln's Attitude.

LONDON, August 19,-Tho Standard to.
day applauds the Governments 6rmneae
IN the matter Of the Land bill and is sur.
prised at Mr.. Chamberlain's attitude,
THE only fitting answer to Parnell'e
menaces," says the Standard, lis that
the Government will not fail in it's duty
to protect life and property in Ireland by
the Tree use Of the powers Parliament has
conferred upon it,"
The Chronicle Gays: ut would be as
easy to make an empty sack etaud up
stltf n straight as to support the Gov.
eInment's chame!eon-liks policy. "A
plague on both your Houses Is the natur.
al verdict OF the English and Scotch
Uniouints.n "
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Result Of Wednesdays accident.

WAsHlsaroN, D. q, August 19.-The
commissioners Of the District Of Colum-
bia have Issued an order forbiddins the
use Of the ~" Of the Baltimore and Ohio,
Railroad Company in this city for paasen.
ger trains and retaining 1t aoleiy for their
through freight. Official notice that the
maximum speed for steam cars within the
city lfnits will hereafter be twelve miles
per hour, has been served By the oommis,
sioners upon President Garret OF tho B,
& O road. a5 gals5,
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in the city next week, has applied to the
Committee on Public Comfort for a num-
Der Of cots, intending to inpreviss q lodg.
ing house. This little pointer illustrates
the way confidence has been inspired IN
the people,. A gentleman from . helsh,
boring town who was here yesterday, said
the crowd was going to be larger than
Wheeling eau care for. He based bis
opinion on his own knowledge Of the
crowds coming from Eastern Ohio. he
said there never was any occasion when
one.ffth OF the crowd which will DO bore
next week WAS attracted to the Nail City.
The same proposition will hold good,
from all reports, in all the surrounding
country in the three States, but there Is
no danger that the city cannot take csfe
Of all the people who come. II the high
water mark Of loo, 1000 Is reached nobody
neod go hungry nor sleep on the street.
There will BIO ample accommodations Tor
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TnEY,MAY HAVE DArrED POORLY.
But They Evidently Bat,sd ut the Right
Time-How Wheeling Won. 4

YIN
Time-How Wheeling Won.
Specie! Dfapaaeh to tie fatahsosnr.
MANSFIELD, Ohio, Auguat l9.-Wheel.
Ing won to-day owing to tho errors Of the
home team who ~outbatted their oppo.
nents. A wild throw by Zslher In the
fourth Lost the game. A double, a
triple and a sacrifice Melted Mansfield two
runs In the Second and q hit and a two.
Dagger one in the 9th. Wheeling Melted
two runs In the third on a single by Nor.
rison, q triple by Crogan and q wild throw
by Esther. In the fourth Nicholson made
a hit, stole second and scored on Aliens
error. Stencil got first on Weatlake's er.
fee, to third on Allen's error, aud stole
home on a throw 10 uecond to catch Ny.
ara. ScoYa. HWE ItAH7E- HHI3s @ nI H0H''
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Opposed to tho Third Party.

Ar. ASrA, GA, August 1o.--rhe Farm
ers' Contention, yesterday, otter listening
to a dciecat,: from the Texas Farmers
Alliance in layo, Of athird political party,
passed a recolution thanking the speaker,
but determined thst H. their OPINION 5 ne
third,party was necessary.
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Baulan't Furnish lSnlJ.

Special Dispatch TO The IntelltGener. g
pARKERsBuRa, W. VA, August l9.-.John
Duty, the young. man from Pennahoro
who assaulted George Deems yesterday.
With a hammer, was hold to-day in the
sum Of 81, 900 to snawer an indictment.
Not being able to furnish the bond he
was sent TO ietl.
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The Eclipse In Germany

BERLIN, August l9.-There was an
eclipse Of the sun to-day. The sky waa
entirely overcast and the SUI was invisi-
BILE. The eclipse was preceded by the ap.
psarance Of deeply colored clouds.
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WAsulssa7os, p. G., August io.-rho
War Department authorities have I received
no official information on which 10 bsse
ienre o. q serloua outbreak among tho
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BY examining the tongue physicians
find out the disease Of the body and phi.
losophers the disease Of the mind.-Ci.
cag0 Living Church.
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Not Certain Of s~,nule,,. Denth.

ZANZIBAR, August level informed
people here regard as baseleas tho report
that Henry n. Stanley has been muir.
dered alter having been deserted by his
escort. argf ssh ,g ID sblsS
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Chamberlain I'M, Withdrow,

LONDON, August l0.--Mr. Chamberlain
and Nj. W. T. Russell have withdrawn
from the Unionist Party in consequence
OF the proclaiming Of the Irish National
League by the Government, s,T
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THE BIG REUNION
a BLAZE OF LIGHT AND GLORY
Make tho Nall City shine Next Week
till Her N%sfulgencc Can DO sscn In Three
StHtss-progress Of tho Arrangements
For Entertaining tho Crowd. i

EVER in her whole
istory,probably,cer
tsinly not since the
ever 10 be remem-
bered Sanitary Fair,
has Wheeling expe.
rienced such a sir.
ring up as she haa,re.
ceiyed In the past
week. Everybody Is
enthusiastic. Ono
nan who 0 week ego
laughed at the idea
that there would DO
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y When Prohibition Is beaten by only
loo.oW majority In Texas, ths friends OF
tne eanse may take courase.-Aanchsitr
IN. H. Mirror.
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Prof, ltnird D.aI

WooDHALL. MASS, August 10 Prof.
Spencer E, Baird, Of the United States
tiah Commission. died here at. 3:45 r. NJ.
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N Ma u we!Lhussg, ". Va, friday, Angus!
jo;e ma 4. n N. 1i;So Y J; I'M m. HESTER z. wiz OF
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TIE DECORATIONS.

Judging from the number OF people
to be seen going along the streets carrying
bundles OF flags and other decorations, the
town will DO covered with the national
tri-colors next week. The two upright
posts for the main arch on Market street
just above Twelfth we're placed in position
yesterday, and the work OF erecting the
arch would have boon begun last night
had not the weather forbid. This work
will be done to-day. This arch is u mag
nifcent affair, and will DO brilliantly
lighted with tho iRcandescent electric
light. The gas arch on Msin street neal
Tenth was erected yesterday. 1t has g
continuous line OF red, white and blus
glass globes, and in the arch ia q mono.
gram Of the letters U. s. formed OF
tiny gas Jets.
There are a number OF private individ-
uals who contemplate elaborate Displays.
Somelof thcee are in the hands Of pro.
fassional decorators. The demand flr
painters to mark strsamero and banners ia
unprecedented, and the plumbers sre Gil
huau fEs E.Slg lf #.NT# TF# .gI"f |-g -
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TAKE Fred Browns Jamaica GlnGsi tor
colds, diatrh0s, etc, relief ipialliblo.
Philadelphia, 1899. sis 4 B
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TUE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

~ E'Far# HgH-U# -.Ht=I#sf.E #4.. - . #|#.
There Was another fully attended moet-
ing OF the Reuai0n Executive Committee
last night. It wss announced by ChSir-
man W: S. Meek, Of the Committee on
Halls and Headquarters, that Mechanic
hall had been secured rs 40 additional
place for rsgimentM meetings. The First
Infantry will meet on Tuesday afternoon
at 2 o'clock at the Grand Opera House.
This theatre will be general G. A. R.
headquarters during the week. The Ring
gold battalion will meet there Wednesday
afternoon. Tho old Court House has
been arranged Tor the use OF the commit.
tees, except the Executive and Trsnspar-
tation Committees, whose offices will re.
main in the building just south OF the
Court house.
The Committee urges Ill old soldiofa
who live hers aud who dasirs to become
menibera OF the Society OF the Army Of
West Virginia to apply for eer.iicatea
now, and not wait uutii there is q rush nf
visiting soldiers and the committee has Its
hunds full. The membership c0A.a but 80
cents, which entities the member to q
copy Of the book containing the proceed,
inps Of the Reunion CT ~. The commit,
tee will DO at The headquarters from 10A,
N. to IL NJ, from 2 to 1 I'm. and every
evening.
It has been decided not to definitely Gx
the place for showing the fireworks unit!
the arrival Of tho expert operator from
New York. who ia 10 have charge, and HE
Judgment will largely govern the com
mittee. .gT4
A we'll known businass man csma into
the INrELLIGENoEH Office last night and
said: .'see here, I've got @ auggsstiou to
make abont this coming Big Reunion,
The Market street iron bridge Is beina
travelled over almost constantly, aud 81
night l don't.know Of a more dark and
.dipmal plaza. There are only two small
lights 81 each end to light the big struc'
ture. Now the city, by the. Gas Trustees,
can we'll afford 10 run q pei DRAFTED gas
Pipe on both sides Of the bridge, toe full
length ci tho same, and put up arches al
both ends. That would light the place
up Handsomely snd add to the might
decorations. Give the naita- q whirl and
get the dark place lightened up Ii re1ai.
ble.D
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Hlts-sandnsky, y; Canton, -. Errors
|-:sandusky, s; Canton, s.. Struck out
by Sanders, Z; schell, 9. Bases on balls
OF Sanders, 4; of Schell, 8. Two base
hits-Sandusky, 2; Canton, 8. Three bag
ger-Dona2hue. Homo run-Virtue.
Battsries-schell and Chriaman for San
dusky; Sanders and Sharpe for Canton.
Observation-Disclosures.
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OF MI the various debts we owe to our
fellow men that Of silence is the one most
frequently guarded.-Chicago Ledger.
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Earned runs, Mansfield, s: Wheeling l, Two
base hits, Westlake and Frecr. Three base hits,
lairk, Blair. Crogan aud Dunn. Base on balls, oil
s. Passed balls. Stencil. /. Left on buses, Mans.
held. 4; Wheeling, =. Stolen bases, Mansfield, 8;
wheeling, l.. Time, l:So. Umpire, Ullcry.
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and would no. wash; tho rain left them
white. They will be replaced by coiored

The Second ward market hall was yes.
terday assigned % headquarters Tor Gen.
Curtis's old regiment (the l2.h) during
the Reunion. Gen. Curtla expects 800 Of
hia old command hero on that occasion.
Some people suggeet that an old laah-
Toned tar barrel bonfire on one OF the big
hills back Of Town would DO q great thing
In the way OF illumination. There hasn't
been anything In that line ulnes tho Gem
laS.t.t lF...sII. aT###". rHEHH rrH-H#I #.IT#
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X, DIED.

Anchor Paste Flour. See advertise u,ent.
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Hits-Kalamazoo, "A; Columbus, 10.
Errors, Kalamazoo, l; Columbus, Q. Bat
terles-Flanagan and Fuller for Kalang-
ZOO; Dale and Pike for Columbus. I'm.
pire-Curtin. lII